Associated Services Partners with the Process Server Center
January 9, 2019
The team at Associated Services partnered with the Process Server Center to work toward a common goal to bring professionalism to the industry and to help you succeed as a process server.
The Process Server Center issues a newsletter with updates about changes in legislation that affect services of process and with helpful information related to process service as a career. The main focus of the Center is the development and administration of regular programs that aim to provide process servers with the tools and practical solutions necessary to navigate service of process and stand out among their peers.
"We are very excited about the opportunity to work together with the team at Associated Services! Their experience and knowledge of the process service field has been extremely helpful. We are particularly grateful to Brani Andreev from Associated Services who has agreed to volunteer her time and develop the first ever nationwide Certification Program for Process Servers. I really appreciate the opportunity to work with her while administering the program." Tom Schneider, Program Administrator, The Process Server Center.
The Process Server Center issues a newsletter with updates about changes in legislation that affect services of process and with helpful information related to process service as a career. The main focus of the Center is the development and administration of regular programs that aim to provide process servers with the tools and practical solutions necessary to navigate service of process and stand out among their peers.
"We are very excited about the opportunity to work together with the team at Associated Services! Their experience and knowledge of the process service field has been extremely helpful. We are particularly grateful to Brani Andreev from Associated Services who has agreed to volunteer her time and develop the first ever nationwide Certification Program for Process Servers. I really appreciate the opportunity to work with her while administering the program." Tom Schneider, Program Administrator, The Process Server Center.
